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BATMAN: GOTHAM KNIGHTS #34
Cover Date: December 2002
Cover Price: $2.75
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Cover Credits:
Art: Brian Bolland (signed)
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Credits:
| Story | Scott Beatty |
| Pencils | Roger Robinson |
| Inks | John Floyd |
| Lettering | Bill Oakley |
| Colors | Gloria Vasquez |
| Color separations | Wildstorm FX |
| Editing | Lysa Hawkins, Matt Idelson |
Feature Character(s):
Guest Star(s):
Supporting Character(s):
Villain(s):
- Pix (Ariadne Pinxit; first appearance)
- Vin (first appearance; a rapist; dies)
- Ricky (first appearance; a rapist)
Guest Appearance(s):
Other Character(s):
- Kimmie Kariba (first appearance; an influential figure in the Gotham art world)
- Monique (first appearance; her personal assistant)
- Arnold J. Silverberg (first appearance; a sleazy reporter)
Comment(s):
- One week elapses between pages 7 and 8. Batman, Robin, Nightwing, Oracle, Bane, and Pix all appear in both sections; Kimmie Kariba and Monique appear only in the first section; all other characters appear only in the second.
Synopsis: - Bane claims he may be Batman's relative and will not leave until the question is answered via a blood test. Batman's allies fear that he may be here for other, more sinister reasons and are determined to keep a close eye on him. Meanwhile, a conceptual artist takes revenge on the lowlifes of Gotham after she is raped - she uses a nanite ink to create deadly tattoos. Batman and Bane set out to investigate the first of these disturbing deaths, while Huntress looks on, disgusted at what she sees.
Credits:
| Story | Danielle Dwyer |
| Art | Scott Morse |
| Lettering | Todd Klein |
| Editing | Bob Schreck |
Feature Character(s):
Supporting Character(s):
Villain(s):
- An unnamed criminal
Synopsis: - Alfred is convinced that a benevolent ghost is haunting Wayne Manor - to be precise, the spirit of Jason Todd, the second Robin. He socializes with the boy in whatever small ways he can but elects not to tell Batman about it, this is a delusion which Alfred would quite like to keep to himself.